The Argentine international heaped praise over La Pulga, claiming that the Barca number 10 is massively influential on the football pitch.
Real Madrid attacking midfielder, Angel di Maria, has nothing but praise for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Argentina-c2841 on the international level and appear to have developed quite an understanding on the pitch.
Di Maria hailed http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Leo-c22011 Messi as one of the most talented footballers on the planet. He stressed that the Albiceleste national side’s skipper is in a league of his own and has absolutely no comparison with his competitors.
"He's a phenomenon, what else can I say? It's a pleasure to play with him. He makes everything easier for his team-mates. He's always available to receive a pass and he can do marvels with the ball," Di Maria was quoted as saying by El Espectador.
The Ballon d’Or winner has shown tremendous improvement in terms of his performance on the international stage. Initially, La Pulga failed to find his true form with La Albiceleste as he could not inspire them to victory much like he does with Barcelona.
Although Messi has grown better and better with the Catalan giants, he could not perform as well with Argentina. As a result, a great deal of criticism came his way as his loyalty to his native team was also brought under question.
However, the left-footed forward has shown a remarkable change of fortunes, becoming the vital cog for the South Americans. The past year has seen the footballer improve his performance for his national side.
Di Maria then went on to discuss the impact Jose Mourinho is having on his career. He revealed that the current Real Madrid manager contributed a lot in the career of the Argentine international.
While hailing the Special One, the Madrid number 22 stressed that he is currently playing under the best football manager in the world.
"He's the best coach I've had in my career. He's highly professional, he supports you at all times and he teaches you. That's vital for a footballer."
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